My latest Pluralsight course titled “End-to-End Software Development with Team Foundation Server 2015” is now available in the Pluralsight library. This course will take you through the great features available in TFS 2015 to help you and your team plan, code, build, and test your applications. The course is broken down into the following […]
Tomorrow I will be doing a presentation on TFS 2015 at the Orlando .NET User Group (ONETUG)! TFS 2015 provides your teams with a single, unified, and flexible collaboration environment with a full range of Application Lifecycle Management capabilities. Whether your team is completely on the Microsoft stack or you are collaborating across multiple tech […]
I just got back from Jacksonville, where I spoke at Code Impact. This is a great community event put together by Microsoft MVP Bayer White and crew. This is Code Impact’s second year running and it was a great event. There were 6 tracks packed with great events and speakers with topics catering to a […]
This week I will be doing some traveling across Florida to give talks on TFS 2015 and TFS Build vNext. It has been a really busy last few months and it will be good to go back out on the road to give these presentations. First, on Thursday, my good friend Stan Schultes, who runs […]
As you may know by now, Visual Studio Online and TFS 2015 RC introduced a new build system. As you start to use the new build system, you may need to run xUnit tests as part of your build. Out of the box, the new build system includes a Visual Studio Test task. This task […]
I am very excited to announce my 6th Pluralsight course: TFS Build 2015: First Look. Late last year, Microsoft announced that they were working on a new build system to support TFS. Among many other things, the build system would have a web-based editor (no more XAML), reduce the infrastructure footprint to deploy your build […]